The PSM in Digital Curation and Management requires a total of 30 credit hours of coursework, including
- An internship where students can apply their knowledge to practice
- Intensive digital curation coursework
- Business and professional skills training
Required School of Information and Library Science (SILS) Courses (18 credits)
- INLS 722 Introduction to Metadata Architectures and Applications (1.5)
- INLS 750 Introduction to Digital Curation (3)
- INLS 751 Data Governance (3)
- INLS 765 Information Technology Foundations for Managing Digital Collections (1.5)
- INLS 766 Audit and Certification of Trustworthy Digital Repositories (1.5)
- INLS 767 Information Assurance (3)
- INLS 800 Seminar Series in Digital Curation (1.5)
- INLS 992 Master's Non-Thesis (3)* Please note this class currently requires either an internship ONLY for the PSM program
SILS Electives (Students select 6 credits)
- INLS 556 Introduction to Archives and Records Management (3)
- INLS 560 Programming for Information Professionals (3)
- INLS 561 Digital Forensics for Curation of Digital Collections (3)
- INLS 572 Web Development I (1.5)
- INLS 573 Mobile Web Development (1.5)
- INLS 712 Introduction to Text Mining (1.5)
- INLS 714 Introduction to Information Analytics (1.5)
- INLS 724 Introduction to Electronic Records Management (1.5)
- INLS 726 Introduction to Big Data and NoSQL (1.5)
- INLS 761 Data Analysis (1.5)
- INLS 772 Applied Statistics, Machine Learning, and Data Communication (3)
- INLS 773 Database for Data Science (1.5)
- INLS 774 Applied Data Ethics (1.5)
Business Fundamentals and Professional Skills Courses (6 credits)
- GRAD 712: Leadership in the Workplace (1.5)
- GRAD 713: Applied Project Management: Frameworks, Principles and Techniques (1.5)
- GRAD 714: Introduction to Financial Accounting (1.5)
- GRAD 715: Business Communication (1.5)
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